In women’s diving, junior Abby Devereaux also made her mark by reaching the final on the three-meter springboard and ultimately finishing seventh with a score of 290.50. With these outstanding performances, the Kentucky team demonstrated their prowess in the diving arena.

The Wildcats, led by head coach Kyra Elzy, have a 51-41 overall record under her leadership. Despite the loss, Kentucky still holds a 6-1 advantage in all-time matchups against the Governors, including a 4-1 record in home games. The Wildcats will now embark on a four-game away stretch, beginning with a game against NR/RV Florida Gulf Coast on November 19.

South Carolina has had a mixed bag of results this season, with their wins characterized by high-scoring performances. They have averaged an impressive 42.3 points per game in their victories. On the flip side, in five of their six losses, they have failed to score more than 20 points. The only exception was a close 41-39 defeat to Florida.

Tickets for Thursday’s game are priced at $10 for adults and $5 for youth. They can be purchased online at GoCards.com/MSOCNCAA or at the ticket window at Dr. Mark & Cindy Lynn Stadium.

Kentucky head coach Shelley Jaudon expressed her delight at the accomplishment, stating, “This is a testament to the hard work that the entire team has put in this fall.” Jaudon further praised Gonzalez and Eades, who played together throughout the fall season and had a strong showing at both the ITA Regionals and the ITA Fall Nationals.

The SEC Championship Game is set and some programs are still fighting for a bowl game.

The meet will span over three days, with morning prelims in meters and afternoon finals in yards. Action will kick off at 9:30am with the 200 freestyle relay. This invitational serves as a strong test for the Louisville teams, who are coming off a two-week training break.

Prior to the camp, the coaches will communicate with each participant and their parent or guardian to determine their specific goals and tailor the training accordingly. This personalized approach ensures that each diver gets the most out of their experience.

To kick things off, the Cats will engage in a Blue-White scrimmage on January 13 at Frederick Douglass High School in Lexington. This will provide an excellent opportunity for the team to warm up and showcase their skills.

Reed, a redshirt senior defender from Louisville, Kentucky, has been an essential part of Louisville’s defensive unit. The team boasts a remarkable 1.08 goals against average and has recorded six shutouts throughout the season, which places them among the top five teams in the nation. Reed, who served as co-captain, has contributed significantly to the team’s success.